learn more...When interacting with web services, generally the choice of which method to use will be made for you. The majority of services operate in either REST or SOAP, not both (Amazon is a notable exception to this rule). When given the choice, however, there are several points to consider:
Overall, there is no clear winner (if there was, I wouldn't need to introduce both). The choice will depend on the particular application and the tools available to build it. Generally speaking, when given the choice, I prefer to use SOAP in my web service communications. I feel that the service definition and encapsulation provided by SOAP outweighs the additional overhead and lack of protocol-level transparency.
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